Google is set to release the latest version of its mobile operating system, Android 12, in the coming months. It is guaranteed to reach all modern Pixel phones, from Pixel 3 onwards to the new Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro. The new Android 12 comes with a completely redesigned user interface, new privacy features, and smoother ways to start playing directly or switch to a new device. It also includes security control shortcuts, privacy tags, and much more.
Android 12 offers even more personal, secure, and simple experiences on your device. It allows you to play while you download, so you can jump straight to the game without having to wait for the full download to finish. You can also transfer all your essentials by connecting your old phone to your new Android with a cable or a shared WiFi connection. Google released the latest and last update to Android 12 Beta 5 earlier this month on September 8th.
This update comes with more cleaning and fewer errors than previous versions. This is the last chance for developers to eliminate all errors and ensure a better user experience on phones. The company is expected to release the Gold Master (final) version to the public between the end of September and the first week of October. Motorola's Android 12 updates have fallen again in a moment of calm since April, and only a couple of phones have received it, such as the G40 Fusion and the Moto G Stylus (202).
Similarly, OPPO has already released ColorOS 12 based on Android 12 in the Find X3, Find X2, Reno6, Reno5, Reno4, F19 Pro+, F17 Pro, A94, A93, A74 5G, A73 5G, A54 5G and A53s 5G series in most eligible Asian territories. HMD Global has also started releasing the Android 12 update for its budget-focused Nokia 3.4 smartphone. ASUS was one of the few companies that published an actual release date for Android 12 and kept its promises. So will Android 12 be available for all devices? The answer is not clear yet as Google has not released an official list of devices that will receive the update. However, it is likely that most modern devices will be able to run Android 12. You can use images from the 64-bit Android 13 emulator system to fix any compatibility issues with Android 12 or discover and report operating system and framework issues. Setting up an Android emulator to run Android 12 is a great solution for exploring new features and APIs and testing the behavior changes of Android 12. According to information shared by Fido's operating system update schedule, Google plans to release the next update based on Android 12 to its Pixel 6 series on December 13. Android 12 offers users a secure and simple experience on their device with its redesigned user interface and privacy features.
It also allows users to play while they download so they can jump straight into their game without having to wait for the full download to finish. While it is not yet clear which devices will receive the update from Google, it is likely that most modern devices will be able to run Android 12.
